The Singapore Free Press, 5 January 1950

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA FGFJFHFH SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1950. PKKI Hi (IMS
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    PAK. RECOGNISES PEKING GOVT.
    409 1 UK move this week likely LONDON, Thursday. pAKISTAN yesterday recognised the Chinese Communist Government in Peking, follow-; ing the lead set by Burma and India. Despite strong American pressure, Britain is expected to grant recognition either tomorrow or Saturday. Mr. M. R. Dening, head of the
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    JANET REACHES CHICAGO
    37 1 JANET REACHES CHICAGO GO Thurs. I Mrs. Paul j arrived hW I route from Columbus, their threeistfiter in an j save the baby. J to U I k n r piiy- me •.vrii'h tht^v I •.:v U.P.
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    Bandits fire on night mail
    29 1 Bandits fire on night mail v Kt-port'T 4 Her and an i man w< n banD the Sinu night I 3 It 12 onr ..an I .Tiat i -vere
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    ITALY SEEKS U.N. APPROVAL
    23 1 ITALY SEEKS U.N. APPROVAL United n to ■-> n Sorr.alili to be adfor ten A.smsl :n a draft ent subCJ N Trust eeshlD Reuter
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    STATUS RAISED
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    Air dash to save leg fails
    226 1 Free Press Staff Reporter 4 DKAMAiii air dash from Bangkok to Singapore on Tuesday to save the gangrenous leg of a badlyinjured Singapore businessman from being amputated ended unsuccessfully in the Singapore General Hospital yesterday. Fifty-five-year-old Mr. John Pooler, Far Eastern representative of the
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    A-A GUNS MOUNTED IN H.K.
    137 1 A-A GUNS MOUNTED IN H.K. HUNG KONG. Thurs. THE Royal artillery were yesterday mounting antiaircraft suns on Hong Kong's Kaitak airfield. Unconfirmed reports said the guns would be manned permanently, but an official spokesman declared that the installations were merely part of the coming air exercises. The official statement that
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    ATTACK BY 7 MEN ALLEGED
    75 1 Free Press Staff Keporter A SINGAPORE Bokkien escaped unhurt when allegedly attacked by seven other Chinese in a coffee-shop at the 10th mile. Ylo Chu Kang Road, yesterday afternoon Police are now investigating a statement by the Chinese, that he had heard t click" behind
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    MORE TROOPS FOR ERITREA
    32 1 BRITISH troop reinforcements are arriving in Eritrea, and a British warship is to be despatched aoon to the port of Massawa, 50 miles northpast of Asmara, the capital.
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    Asian rail linkup?
    18 1 Establishment of an international association of Asian railways is favoured by most ECAFE countries.— A.P.
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    Farewell, my lovely
    75 1 ROY Kobinson, 44, drove a tram in Southampton for 20 years. Last year, the city decided to replace the trams with buses. Robinson went round with a petition to reprieve the old trams. Few people signed. Last Saturday, he watched sadly as the last car made the
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    DAIREN REOPENED
    18 1 The Chinese Commun'st Trade office In Manchuria ha> decided to reopen the port of Dairen. Reuter
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    RED ART BANNED
    25 1 An art exhibition designed to show Communist life in Poland has been banned by the British military govern- ment In Bcrlin.- A.P.
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    WORLD RUBBER OUTPUT UP
    98 1 LONDON. Thurs. liHE Rubber Study Groups advance information discloses that November world production of natural rubber was 135,000 long tons, compared with October's 120,000, and that consumption wus 122,500 long tons compared with 127,500. Stocks at the end of November were 725.000 long tons comprising (a)
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    JUTE ON FIRE
    26 1 A warehouse at Narayan<?ani in East Bengal containing 100,000 tons of jute caught fire on Tuesday and was still blazing late yesterday. Reuter
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    STRIKE IN 8th DAY
    24 1 Hong Kong entered its eighth day yesterday without tram services and with threats of strikes in other essential services. A.P.
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    32 1 picture. Singapore Muslims pray at the tomb of Habib Noh, their saint. The occasion was the B<>th anniversary of Habib Noh. which fell yesterday. More than 100 .Muslims observed it. Free Press
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    NEW SULTANMENTRI BESAR SPLIT REPORT
    114 1 Fre;* Piv«,s Stftfl Reporter THE Mcntri Besar ol Tre.ngganu, Tengku Mohamed, has tendered his resignation to the Sultan, the Utusan Mc-layu learns from unofficial .sources in Kuala Trengganu. Tenuku Mohamed is now on leave with his family in Pahang. The report, which is still unconfirmed,
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    No tour for Tan Kah Kee
    80 1 I ree Prr*.-, SLUT Rtpmttt 'pHE latest news received in 1 Singapore concerning Mr. Tan Kftti Kee's planned tour of China is that he will not be siting into the interior of that country after all. Mr. Tan Kok Khen?. his son. told the
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    COAL OUTPUT
    19 1 Brilish coal production for the year 1949 was 215.11ti.800 tons compared with 208,469 POO for 1948- Reuter
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    Export controls are tightened in Canada
    100 1 OTTAWA, Thursday. (WNADA yesterday tightened control on the export of strategic materials by increasing the number of countries, including Malaya, to which export permits are required from 46 to 64. Countries now brought under control include Singapore, Malaya, Borneo. Burma, China, Hong Kong, IndoChina,
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    FREEDOM OF SPEECH PLEA
    61 1 PAKISTAN'S Parliament yesterday rejected an Opposition motion asking the Government to assure the people that criticism of the Cabinet or individual Ministers would not be construed as disloyalty to the State. Prof. Rajkumar Chakravarty. Hindu leader of the Congress Opposition, maintained that both the Central and
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    Fighting flares up in Annam
    220 1 SAIGON, Thursday. 171ETMINI1 forces seem to be attempting a counter-offensive, usually well-informed sources said here today. In a big Christmas Eve attack on a French detachment stationed 30 kilometres south of Donghoi they inflicted "serious los; on the French. Military observers here said lighting had
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    SEND MONEY, SAY REDS
    170 1 HONG KONG, Thursday. IMIE Communist Peking radio last night issued a call to the millions of overseas Chinese in Malaya and other South-East Asian countries and in Australia to join the 'democratic united front' under the Red flag. Threatening: "obdurate reactionaries" with ex- elusion, the radio
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    Matter of choice
    50 1 HONG KONG Thurs. THE English language is no longer a compulsory subject in the Sun Yat Sen University in Canton, according to a Chinese despatch from Can. on. However, the Communist authorities have decreed any undergraduate wishing to study English will he allowed »o do so.— Reuter
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    JAKARTA WARNING TO AUST.
    116 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. rrilE newly-established Re- publican daily, Indonesia Raya, in an editorial today warned that the only way Australia can live peacefully with her Asian neighbours is by desisting from making false claims on Dutch New Guinea. The paper said Australia must "accept the friendly hands"
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    ETHIOPIA OBJECTS
    25 1 The Ethiopian Government has sent telegram to the United Nations refusing: to recognise the U.N. Assembly's decision to return Somalilanc! to Italy A.P.
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    NEW LONDONCAIRO TALKS
    45 1 4NGLO-EGYPTIAN r a new Bo cial it to replace the ono which rxpired on Dec. 31 arc clue to open in Cairo within two or three da>.The ex ..it'iit was extended tor three months pending the outcome of new i .tiations Reuter
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    Conversion of a Communist
    728 2  - Conversion of a Communist PETER QUENNELL Reviews new books in U.K. X IjjNTEH in a chariot drawn by two large honking geese the puissant Fairy Good Intentions. For the moment she wears Ihe earnest features of Mrs. Charlotte Haldane, and is here to fell us exactly how and why certain
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    QUICK LOOKS
    46 2 Tito, bv g- r« Bilainkin. (Williams and Norgate. lus. ld> In detailed and *?/m--pathetic portrait-stud:* problem child of Ea oe. TV Works of by B n by Angus David i I and Warburg. 8s I •lirablc vol' n "The I'm. "i i |t G
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    DUTCH DOOR' BOOKS
    168 2 T J in the United Is print kg them v. ith ntional covers but with inside paues cut into upper and lower parts. Stanley Burnshaw. prent of the Dryden Press in New York City, says that such a "Dutch door" arrangement of textbook pages is particularly useful
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    In the Shadow of the Guillotine
    278 2 Valley of the Shadow, by 11. OIofT de Wet. Bkukuood. IN 1939 OlotT de Wet was arrested by the Gestapo In Prague He was working as an agent for the French but his family and upbringing had been English. He had once been an
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    Advice To The About-To-Weds
    249 2 BEFORE you finally decide to marry the girl. hav e a good look at her mother-and the girl should have a good look at her future father-in-law This advice is contained in a book entitled "So You Are Going to Get Married" (Vi Skal Giftes), published.
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    The Mid-Century's Most Famous
    471 2  - The Mid-Century's Most Famous P. H. Muir thinks those who will he most rememherrd for their work in the last 50 years are WINSTON CHURCHILL, CHARLIE CHAPLIN LORD RUTHERFORD, ELIZABETH CARRETT ANDERSON, MRS PANKHURST AND BEATRItt WEBB PHOOSE your candidates for inscribing on a future Scroll of Fame! Whal a
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    IN BRIEF
    214 2 Policemen In Th»- Precinct. E K I.orac, Collins. The North-Midland Town <f Paulboroußh was a godlv lowa I n the su:: "h it« Abix'v residents, its tndl nindedneas and Cbristlaa :i. But underneath all thai Mmmerid a .seething brew cf ..Jo. SU.\ and hatred. 1 :d>r. it l
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      206 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR have a new and fresh wa> of looking at things and if in science might easily make some discovery which would entirely change the outlook of the world. Being highly individualistic, you are often very critical of those who think and act differently from yourself Learn to
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      216 2 F.P. Crossword No* 885 l_l_iiii#:zi 120I 20 r l"L"IIIHl"" 1 1^ ~r; !L II II 31 3c iP P^ %#./?> (LI K8 ROSS 2 Person of resolution 9> 7 Memorandum ci>. 9 Be Indebted (3»; 10 Very cold <di, 12 Fuel <4>. 13 Banal (5), i4 Change Horn put evil
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      8 2 Solution To Crossword No. 884 Tfei^PiTi i N|GBhM¥|
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    PACIFIC PACT IS IMPERATIVE
    282 3 Leaders give opinions NEW YORK, Thursday. QLNERALISSIMO Chiang Kai-shek says a Pacific pact is imperative to promote the cause of peace in 19aO and Gen. Carlos Romulo, President o f the I .V General Assembly, says progress toward agreements in the field of atomic energy would
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    NEW BRICK SAVES TIME AND COSTS
    35 3 NEW BRICK SAVES TIME AND COSTS Thurs. I .nterlockiiij patentee La claim--30 per Iding labour I that in could the lmeci i plumb \v.\lL I founda- inter! icka at al ritiea rrom s n AAP
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    SPAIN RAISES TELE CHARGES
    18 3 SPAIN RAISES TELE CHARGES T 1. on all lele- rdei said iper-1 •be c mThe ►ary FHFHJFH A.P.
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    Lift controls, Manila told
    87 3 MANILA. Thurs. I OCAL businessmen have L* urged the relaxation of import controls at a Senate public hearing, at which Chinese merchants or their representatives were conspicuous by their absence. pino and other foreign businessmen advocated relaxations both on import and export controls to ease prices
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    31 3 photo. the rurtain rail Mac West puts on thr nii'Hi'K, which sh«- w^ars in 'Diamond l.il" in room a{ the Plymouth Theatre in New York. ;)!"Pn are valued at IS^J.OOO.- A.P.
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    Burma desires peace in July
    230 3 RANGOON, Thursday. T>l KM A is hoping to have peace by July IS, 1950. 13 the t\r»t anniversary of the launching of the "pea<e-\vit hiii -one-yea r" plan. But although the plan is now more than flve months old, conditions oughout the greater part of
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    Japanese look to year of the tiger
    93 3 TOKIO. Thur>da\. iifsf who love omens, look forward to a "t betaf brave. lent astrology says 1950 is the year of means a period requiring courage •hat ofori :onal ooni .trds what pitta ami improve- bfiieve th-ir I was the This signiB :.lty.
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    GREECE IMPORTS
    20 3 Trade Board ipproved a list ies which can Greece from 2 < hout from countries in rh^ \f-irsr»">li A.P.
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    LI TSUNG-JEN TO RETURN IN MONTH
    46 3 The Nationalist Prime Minister In Formosa. Marshal Yen Hii-shan. has said lhat Acting President Li Tsunn-jen, who has undergone an operation in New York, has cabled him that he plans to return and resume leadership in about a month- U.P.
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    Bridge Hands
    277 3 ipOR bridge fans who like unusual playing situations, here is a deal from "Winning Tricks' tin fine book by John Brown cl England. West's diamond lead is ruffed in •lummy, and trumj» drawn in two leads. South makes the club kins and leads a second club. And here
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    56 3 Photo Here is a vieV of part of the torchlight parade and firework display in the Soviet sector of Berlin to mark the 70th birthday of Marshal Stalin. The celebrations were attended by an estimated 400.000 persons and included speeches by Communist leaders. The torchlight procession took an hour to
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    German Reds in had with Mascow
    91 3 German Reds in had with Mascow BERLIN. Th-.irs. WESTERN socialist circles report that the Communists are in trouble with Moscow for failure to promote prosperity In Eastern Germany. The British-licensed Telegraf. edited oy Socialists who have many party friends in the Sol Z :u\ said the Russian Hit?h Command sharply
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    2nd earthquake shakes Manila
    48 3 and its environs were rocked by an earthquake of intensity at 10.53 a.m on Tuesday. The tremors lasted about two minutes. The Manila weather bureau said the fresh tremors were an after-shock of the earthquake Which shook the entire island of Luzon on Friday.
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    US programme for Arabs
    88 3 WASHINGTON. Thun. 'VUE Voice of America has 1 opened I oew radio programme in the Arabic Language with a statement by President* Truman expressing the hope that it would strengthen friendship with Arabic peoples. Mr. Truman, "extending c »rdial greetings and best Wishes to the people
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    Just playing
    75 3 JEAN BODY. ?7. a Nefr«, W as charged in a Tennessee, court with taking a swipe with a grass cutting knife at David Young. IV. also :i Negro. "We were just playing." Young told Judge Andrew Doyle. Body agreed. "•Playing?" exclaimed .lud^e Doyle. "What would have happened if
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    Africa increases its foreign trade
    219 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. tyORLD trade figures published by the United fT States Commerce Department reflect an expanded interest in Africa as the source of raw materials and foodstuffs and a consequent increase in African trade with other nations. Incomplete statistics prepared by the Department show that
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    TURKEY IS HOLDING OUT
    46 3 T'URKEY is in better shape than any other European country, according to Mr. George Wodsworth. the U.S. minister in Ankara. The Near East is safe if the Turks hold out in the DOld war "and they are holding but," he baid.- A.P.
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    U.S. BUYS MORE JAPANESE SILK
    43 3 JAPANS total raw silk shipments to the United States during December rose to 4.640 bales. Tills was believed to be due to the improved demand on the New York siik market coinciding with a reduction in stock.— Reuter
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    GIVES UP HOME TO HELP DRUNKS
    164 3 NORWALK OHIO. Thursday rtILLON Nash, his wife and his ten-year-old daughter, Mary Jane, are giving up their brand new home because the father once was a drunkard. The 41-year-old mattress factory owner doesn't drink anymore and the family loves the low white ranch-type house
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    RESTLESS ASIA HELP TO REDS
    292 3 NEW DELHI, Thursday rUSTI'RBED conditions elsewhere in Asia wou'd be a big help to Chinese Communists, but they arc unlikely to start anything themselves, a noi^d American authority on the Far East belie According to Mr. Owen Lattimore, acknov. 1< i expert on Asian affairs
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    BACK TO SERVICE.
    31 3 The UIM'B3-Kin S ra »t of 1 P and 0.. complete reconditioning ter var duties, retu: mal service today. uh>':» she sails from Engi. India. Ceylon and Au.>
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    India may lose priority for U.S. aid
    100 3 EDINBURGH Thi.. THE London editor I ScoUman vrttes that India, which is believed i I top the United State* SUt« Departments list for capital investment when President Truman's -Fourth Point programme begins to mow. will lose her priority ;t d* agreements on the
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    EXPRESS KILLS 10
    18 3 Ten pi i 75 Injured i ezprei cret k after a I I B U.P.
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Jan. 5, 1950. TOO LOVELY FOR MAN
    591 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Jan. 5, 1950. TOO LOVELY FOR MAN EN ./..oft got its present j name because the Portu- lesc when they first arrivt there felt it was the mo<t beautiful place on rth. They had not been Kashmir. the other J < ::hiy paradise, and could
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    Mao unlikely to attack Hong Kong
    926 4  - Mao unlikely to attack Hong Kong SEYS PRICE By WHAT is Mao going to do about Hong Kong? First he must consider the military aspect. He sees 40,000 British troops all set to defend their small area and with better arms and auxiliary equipment than his own men possess. He
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    37 4 General Smuts (standing left centre) makinq a speech during the celebrations at the Voortrekker Monument, Pretoria. South Africa. Listening are <on the left*, the Premier Mr. Daniel Malan and (on the rightK Mr. Nicolas Havenga (Finance Minister).
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    MISSIONARY TO PUBLISH BOOK
    67 4 MISSIONARY TO PUBLISH BOOK THE Rev. Michael Scott, spokesman for the tribesmen of SouthvesL Africa and a former London curate, has signed a contract >.o publish his autobiography. It will appear about the end of this year. Mr. Scott, a misbionuiy recently appeared before the trusteeship Council of the United
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    17 4 Bob Flopt enjoys a dance with schoolgirl Joyce Felsen rlurlnp a college dance in a HoUyicood studio.
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    It Seems To Me....
    1346 4  -  POLITICO By 0S T popular mental exercise just now, if the news agencies and shiny magazines are to be believed, is picking the Man of the Half Century. One American magazine has come oul plump tor Mr. Churchill and Ihev will not find many on the
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    Surely, Bishop, all Life is a Gamble.....
    500 4  - Surely, Bishop, all Life is a Gamble..... Austin Lee m** says the Rev. A ROYAL ComisfcA sion on Betting, Lotteries, and Gaming is sitting in London and hearing evidence from ;i!l Md sundry who like to appear and (pve it.» Recently it heard evidence from the Bishop of London and
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    1950 B.I.F.
    14 4 THK [ndusi May 19' in? Cj K S and" (Doir n Luria
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    S.I.T. NOT TO RAISE RENTS
    376 5 S.I.T. NOT TO RAISE RENTS Hope of a reduction Free Press Staff Reporter J»HE Singapore Improvement Trust last night said that it had no intention to increase the rentals of its properties and expressed the hope of "a considerable reduction" in some rentals. The full S.I.T. statement follows; ''Recent articles
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    Villagers ask for ration service
    178 5 Villagers ask for ration service ',s StatV hVporter NrS or Singapore d'.striots not served :itrol mobile anil :...vr i ::rcn to C ntrol Department the unit to visit east once a week tc their ration card Food ControllA D" Butler-Madden. bat the De.ld not make ar- i rve new dis>hortage
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    STUDIES GOVT. IN MALAYA
    370 5 Free Press Staft' Reporter FiK. Harold H. Fisher, chairman of the Hoover In- stitute and Library of Stanford University in California, has arrived in Malaya to study the methods of government, political movement and culture of the country. He told the Free Press in Singapore yesterday
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    $1,500 FINE IN SAMSU CASE
    60 5 Free Pr«'«*s Staff Reporter Thirty-ttw-yt :ir-old Sim Lul. Of Braddt-ll Road, whn pi Md«'d guilty in the Singapore Second District Court to possession of 32 gallons of fermented rice and to having distilled one and a half gallons of sum.su without a licence, was fined
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    Empire Society for Blind formed
    181 5 I^IIK Colonial Office and the National Institute for the Blind last nisht announced the formation of the British Empire Society for the Blind which they have jointly formed to deal with problems of blindness in the British Colonial Empire and to promote the welfare, education,
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    27 5 FT. Col. Fisli^ station Com nder T '.'strict. I declaring open ths nev c r »ite>M for civilian emplaj*, of the Army at Majed ee Barraik.v recently.
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    Town planning for Johore
    63 5 Free Press Stall Keportei KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. AJOHORE Town Planning AdvLsorv Committee been -set up. The new committee consists of the Commissioner of Lands and Mines, the officerin -charge of Town Boards, the state P W.D Engineer, the Chief Surveyor and the Deputy Principal Medical Officer.
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    JOHORE UNION TO REGISTER
    65 5 Free Press Stall Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. RESOLUTION that the Johore Civil Service Association should seek registration under the Trade Union Ordinance was unanimously adopted at an extraordinary meeting of the Johore Bahru tranch of the association last night The meeting also agreed to send the
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    SCHOOLS HANG UP 'NO ROOM' NOTICES
    261 5 SCHOOLS HANG UP 'NO ROOM' NOTICES Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE schools have had to reject thousand 1 of applications by parents wishing to enrol their Children this year. The principals of eight Government and Governmo'" 1 *M*d c >v iools ,-c j stTday gave the Free Press figures which
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    Rajah replies to S.M.C. clerks
    691 5 Free Press Staff Reporter DEPLYING to a statement by the Singapore Municipal Services Union on Municipal examinations, Mr. A. P. Rajah (Progressive South Ward) yesterday repudiated the Union's assertion that it at no time agreed to the examination bars set by the Municipal Commissioners in
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    64 5 picture MR. Frank Gibney, Time Magazine's Tokio correspondent, is now touring the Federation and Singapore to gather information for an article on Malaya and Southeast Asia. Mr. Gibney, who has been touring the Philippines, Indonesia and Borneo, says that Singapore "is an easy city to feel at home in. The
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    WOMAN'S POST
    18 5 Mrs. Mclnrov h.is been appointed an Assistant Controller of F oieign exchange, Foreign Control Department, Singapore
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    Malay soldiers leave U.K.
    130 5 Free Press Staff Reporter j CIEVEN men of the Malay ReO fiment are returning this \v< ek to Malaya after attending Armv courses of instruction in England since August last at the School of infantry and in tactical training at Wanninster. They are 2nd. Lt. Khalid
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    Commission was hasty, says S.R.A.
    247 5 Commission was hasty, says S.R.A. Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners have been criticised for being "hasty in rejecting last year a contract involving $700,000 to resurface roads by the Recondo method. This criticism is contained in a report by a sub-commit-tee of inquiry appointed by the Singapore Ratepayers*
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    LITTLE SISTERS.
    42 5 The ceremony of pro!< and the taking of th. habit at the convent Of the Little Sisters of the Poor )m Thonui >n Road Singap -r» will take place m 4 morrow. in>' I in the mornine as origin ed.
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    AIRMEN HIT HARD AT BANDITS
    253 6 A Hacks over wide area Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TEMPESTS, Spitfires, Beaufighters and Sunderlands of the R.A.F. today carried out air strikes over a wide area in the Federation. Security forces are following up these airi strikes. Bandit hideouts in the Ampang
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    CYCLISTS FINED
    41 6 MUar. Wed A cyclist, Quik Ek Joo. v ho carried a pillion rider, was fined $3 by the litu&r Magistrate. Another Phee Kim Teik. was also fined the same amount for ridins: a bicycle at night without a light
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    28 6 picture. ,^M(>.\(i ih»* new If IMB Jeweller] from the Paris drsignini houses kk this bih necklace and matching bracelet in ftli mesh with Rlitterins round-out diamonds.- A. P.
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    63 6 smile happily in this picture.— picture. EGYPTIAN and visiting girl guides put on a local jamboree in the grounds of the Egyptian Koyal Agricultural Society in t'airo recently. The jamboree marked the visit of Lady Baden Powell, World Chief Guide. Among the national units was a group of
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    Speed limit for rural areas
    356 6 THE speed limit of 30 miles an hour already imposed upon motor vehicles within Singapore Municipal limits will be extended to built-up areas in the rural districts. A gazette notification to this effect will be published tomorrow. Traffic police will carry out vigorous patrols alon^
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    PRIVATE TEACHERS TO UNITE
    134 6 PRIVATE TEACHERS TO UNITE Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Wed DRIVATE school teach- ers in Kuala Lumpur plan to form themselves into a trade union "to end exploitation" of some private school teachers and pupils. The decision waj made at >etlng held recently at which representatives ol Kuala Lumpur's
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    THEFT CHARGE
    40 6 Mi'AR. Wed -Charge I with hef! of ab and two lumps A .era;) rubber at Bukit Berampang Estate, TUigkak, Wo::u C iioon was allowed bail of $150 by the Muar Magistrate. T:ie (as** was postponed to .Fan 7.
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    INQUIRY MEN NAMED
    116 6 thk High Commissioner, 8i: Henry Gurney, has now appointed a full Com- mission of inquiry to investigate the cause of the recent walk-out of students at the Suit an Idris Training College at Tanjong Malim. it was officially stated today. Ml Justice Spenser Wilkinson will be chairman
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    LONDON TIN ACTIVE
    21 6 yilK Londoi. ag.i turnover oi ITo tin price MM £600 15s I to £581 I nion:: £.38^ U.P.
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    BOOKMAKING CHARGES
    14 6 BOOKMAKING CHARGES PENANO Uat U I i last I D. E H HB -4
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    Labour Party opens branch
    135 6 Labour Party of Singapore has opened a branch for members living in the Serangoon and Rochore districts. The first president of the lew branch is Mr. V. Rajaretnam and the patron is Mr S.M.A.H. Chisty, newlyelected Labour member on the Municipal Commission The draft rules and
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    Prices fall in idle marts
    426 6 LONDON, Thursijjv THE new account in the London Stock Exch.i yesterday began on a quiet but cheerful i Early dealings gave firmness to British funds leading industrials. Business dried up later l> ever, and prices began to drop in idle markets Most operators were awaiting
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    HOSPITAL WIN
    9 7 M-: x beat ":-.:on fix'ure Reuter A.P
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    PENG SOON TO MAKE BID FOR U.K. TITLE
    552 7  -  VETERAN Plans to leave next month By yyOXG Peng Soon, Malayan and Singapore badminton champion, has decided to make a bid for the All-England title, held by Dave Freeman of the United States. His proposed trip to London to take part In
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    Paish out in singles & doubles
    103 7 Paish out in singles doubles Mr .s s doubles in the India lawn tennis pionship at Allahaesterday were play- down to the semis with the decision ;ir quarter-finals, the Philippines. Spain and Belgium he penultimate that Britain :aded when ,»r.rl Kumar best P .1 and Gerakl I 4. 6—4 also
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    GHQ go down fighting
    315 7  -  CRUSADER Bv S.C.C. II points; GHQ FAKELF 8 points. IX one of the hardest fought rugby matches of the season on the Padang last evening. Singapore Cricket Club beat GHQ FARELF by a goal and two tries to a goal and a try. The Club, incidentally,
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    Sands may be recognised as No. 1 contender
    90 7 1 PROMOTER Jack Solomons has asked the New York Athletic Commission to recognise Dave Sands of Australia. conqueror of France's Robert VUfemain-, as the Nil 1 contender for the world middleweight crown. Solomons offered to promote a bout in London between Sands
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    34 7 picture. An incident daring the rugger match between the Johoi schools and Mic Singapwt schools which was played on Tur .sj\. Th* rosuli was :i ti.rf -nil win for the Johore team.— Free Press
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    Draw for R.S.G.C. women's tourney
    101 7 'T'HE draw for tht- \vomcn"s Jan- uary stroke competition of tlic Royal Singapore Golf Club to be played on Monday, Jan. 9 Is a^ iollows Airs. Gray Mrs. E. Frost; tin, Cobky Mrs. McMullan; Mrs. Eldir Mrs. Perdriau; Mrs. Wil-l;um-on Mrs. Sti-ed; Mrs. Daly Miss
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    KENT WIN 9-3
    17 7 KEN*] bcit Eastern Counties fl-r> In a Rut by Union fixture yesterday.- Reuter A.P.
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    Boxer returns to Bangkok
    36 7 I I'rr.ss C*rrrspon4rnt BANGKOK Shamrern Srima the Siamese tx i Ban ild the Froo Presi I trn to Si:. and fighl again certain that his wife h recov* red from her i
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    French Air Force XV due on Jan. 17
    87 7 French Air Force XV due on Jan. 1 7 THE French Air Force uigby team is arriving by plane from Saigon on Jan. 17 for two games In Singapore. On Jan. 18 it meets RAF. Malaya and on the following day Singapore Civilians. The team returns to Saigon on Jan.
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    Johore Rugby XV
    27 7 JOHORE BAHRU. 'I JOH<">: M :.uca meel in Rugbj Saturday at ban. by l for I C. Dilioi D Dai I c p < P
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    'I will do my best in Manila'—Welch
    209 7 'I will do my best in Manila'— Welch JIMMY Welch the R.A.F. lightweight who beat J Siam's Phol Prapadaeng six days ago, left Kallang Airport today bound for Manila, where is scheduled to fight Small Quintin at the Rizal Stftdium on Jan. 18. Welch was Accompanied iiy Daniel N. Capili.
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    All set for Empire Games
    122 7 All set for Empire Games I ITTI.E remains to be done in preparation for the British Empire Games at Auckland. New Zealand, next month. The grounds are now ready, and the first party of competitors to arrive the Canadians, who reach Auckland next Tuesday will be able to go straight
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    D. Nourse equals S. African record
    280 7 nREAT-HEARTED batting by Dudley Nourse (114) f Tayfield <*•">) and Mann (46) enabled South Africa ti» avoid an innings defeat by B."> runs by Australia in the second Test ai Capetown yesterday. South Africa were all out for 333 just before tea and Australia
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    R.J.I.C. GOLF MEET
    20 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thure. THE Royal Johore Internation..: Club's golf championship meeting will be ruld on January 29.
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    Njoo and Sands will have lot at stake on Jan. 13
    472 7  - Njoo and Sands will have lot at stake on Jan. 13 BOBBY NJOO R.M. picture. A USTRALIA'S most promising welterweight boxer. 20-year-old Alfie Sands, will have one of the toughest fights of his career when he clashes with Bobby Njoo, Indonesia's light and welterweight champion eight days from now. It
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    SPANISH TEAM BEAT H.K. 6-0
    102 7 SELECTION. v h.di Home Kong L'hinev British lootb;.. ne crack bpaniMi iea!n i)ep Espano! cu Barcelona on Difhi R( the R: :ium. It will be the third appearcrue ner. <>f th< I footballer* vbo BM < ;> All-Manila oo Ne« Day nnd tlien beat a
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    BIRTHS
    21 8 NCAN. To Jo. wile of D::icm. in Mth Novemi:>r 1940, at St. Roth. Nice, a i Claire Marie. Borh well.
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    41 8 8. C. 1 MONTEIRO friends A: relatives for their wedding, for ::d gifts. MK <fc MRS. NELSON TEO CHFOW PENG sincerely tr.ank rdathrCfl Sc friends for their kid pre*mce valuable gifts seal on the occasion of their re on 31.12.49.
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    RED INVASION OF HAINAN NEXT WEEK
    397 8 RED INVASION OF HAINAN NEXT WEEK Ships bought in H'Kong? HONG KONG, Thursday. rHINESE Nationalist intelligence sources said in Formosa yesterday that the Chinese Reds had bought tank landing craft in Hong Kong to build up a large invasion fleet for an assault on food and arms short Hainan within
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    45 8 photo. Mr. Charles K. Paul, a U.S. naval attorney, is here seen testing his 'pedalcopter" at Lakehurst. New Jersey. Built out of spare cycle parts and usm? a helium-filled envelope to support the device, Mr. Paul has flown the pedalcopter at 10 m.p.h.- A. P.
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    VAGUE JOURNEY
    32 8 The Pakistan Prime Minis I ter Liaquat All Khan, told questioners in Parliament yesterday that no definite date i had been fixed for his visit t«' Moscow, announced last year.
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    2 million jobless in S'hai
    200 8 HONG KONG, Thurs. OVER 40 per cent, of Shanghai's 6,000,000 populace— or 2 400.000 -are now unemployed, according to arrivals from that city. They said that three large foreign companies— the American Express. De La Rama Lines and the Nederland^che Indische Handeisbank— will suspend operation
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    WAFDISTS TRIUMPH
    98 8 WAFDISTS TRIUMPH XHE Nationalist Wafd Party has won Bopt'l fn.i po.<-t--war general election, capturing at least 160 of the 118 seats. As results came in yesterday the Wafdlsti went ahead by leaps and bounc's to an absolute majority in the nt*v Ciiamber of Dpn'.i 4 ip> in v the number
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    Cab drivers fight police
    104 8 MEXICO CITY Tl. TWO cab drivers wore tramplod to d^ath when police lired tear gas sheik into a mob protest in ftgaim arrest of ill drii Twenty- two porsons Including three Kcret agents, were injured In the stampede and battle :hat followed the tear gas at
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    Red China claims H.K.
    52 8 HONCi KONG. Thurs. THE Kwangtung postal administration has fixed postal charges to neighbouring Hong Kong and .Macao at inland rates because both colonies are "part of Chinese territory," according io Chinese press reports from Canton. The reports added that this was done on instrtic- tions from
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    DUTCH IN JAKARTA CONFIDENT
    188 8 DUTCH IN JAKARTA CONFIDENT JAKARTA, Thurs. DUTCH officials were busy yesterday with plans for developing their US$2,OOO million investment in their former colony, now the United States of Indonesia, as the outlook for the 50,000 to 60,000 Dutchmen here appeared brighter than at any time since the Japanese seized the
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    Truman's plan to beat Reds
    231 8 Truman 's plan to beat Reds WASHINGTON, Thursday. nKESIDENT Truman laid before Congress yesterday a seven-point foreign policy programme with which, he predicted, the United States will meet and master the global challenge of Communism *at this crucial point in world history." While the greatest danger "of die cold war
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    Red plot in 5. Korea
    51 8 LONDON, Thurs. TPIIfc delegate of Communist North Korea at a meeting of the Asian < -minform said it was necessary to organise the peasants of Americanbacked South Korea into rebellion in order to achieve unification of the country and hrin; about land reforms, the Moscow
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    Envoy leaves
    32 8 St'nor Domingo Imperial, Philippines Minister to Bangkok, who has been in Singapore for past few days after attending the Dutch handing over ceremony in Jakarta, left for Bangkok this morning.
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    Aiding colonies' blind
    83 8 rHE Colonial Office and the National Institute for the Blind in London yesterday announced the formation of a British Empire Society for the Blind to deal with problems of blindness and to promote the welfare, education and employment of blind people in the British Colonial Empire. The
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    MUNITIONS TAKEN
    19 8 Communist authorities in Swatow have confiscated all arms and munitions aboard the Chinese-owned vessel Ching Hin Reuter
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    India utters war warning to Pak.
    150 8 India utters war warning to Pak. BOMBAY, Thursday IF Pakistan wants war, we are prepared for it," the Indian Deputy Prime Minister, Sardar Patcl. told a mammoth gathering here last night. The Indian "Iron Chancellor," whose 60-minute speech was broadcast to the nation by the All-India Radio, explained that India
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    LIQUIDATED
    25 8 The Czech Government has expelled 158 non-Communist lawyers from the legal profession, "liquidated" th.ir offices and drafted some of them for unskilled labour. U.P.
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    CAB ANOINTED
    21 8 Prince Regent presided at the anointing ceremony in Bangkok for Kln» Phumiphol's new car a Bri- usn Daimler. A.P.
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    STALIN THANKS MR. ATTLEE
    49 8 MARSHAL STAUN jesterdaf replied to the Prime Minister. Mr. Clement Attlee's telegram of greetings to him on Ills 70th birthday. M. Stalin's telegram to Mr. Alt lee said: "I ask you to accept my thanks for your greetings and good wishes for my birthday. Reuter
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    5-YEAR TREATY
    14 8 India and Afghanistan have signed a rive-year trade and U.P. friendship treaty.—
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    MURRAY SPOKE OF DIVORCE
    164 8 A.. A MANILA. Thursday. n American woman testified yesterday* that George Murray, involved in a major international arms smuggling ring, told her shortly before he was slain last year that he intended to divorce his Filipino wife. The evidence was given at the resumed trial of
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    30 8 THE Danish Government yesterday accepted a British invitation to take part in a conference of the United Kingdom and Scandinavia union in London, beginning on Jan. 16.— A.P.
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    25 8 JHE New York Stock Exchange yesterday closed firm afier marked expansion in activity in the afternoon had Rent to nearly U.S. $2.— Reuter
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